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Daily Republican., 1887-03-29
BALTIMORE q OHIO BALBOA
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, JAN. 50, 1857
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST. BOUND:

EAST.BOUND:
Phiis. Accommodation, daily .....s.ooA. M.
Phila. Accommodation, daily .....9.3 80 A, M,
western Express, daily...... Eliza A. M
Phila. Accommodation, daily. .s.l6P. AZ,
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... o 10 p. MI
Phila. Accommodation, daily. $50 p. nj.
fnil. Accommodation, daily. ..900P. nj
chicago Limited, daily. .es A. nj.
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tachod leaves Delaware ave. station dsily.
except Sunday, at l57 p. m; arrives In
paiiadeiphia at 3,25 p. IN. Stop at all sta
WEST-BOUND:
Chtca9o Limited, daily A. M
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning. This
tram does not take baltimore passep gers.
Ctncinnai Limited. datly.....,..l.8 so a. M
Arrives Cincinnati 7,<6 A. IL. 81. Louii
40 p. M. next day.
On icago anu st, Louis Express,
LEGAL freight with passenger coaches At.
taohed leaves Delaware ave. station daily.
except sunday, at $40 a. IN. arrives In Gan.
ton at a.45 D. m. Stops ct all stationa.
FOX LANDENBERG, 300 A. NJ. and
90 T. d. daily. 6.to p. M. daily, except
Sunday.
Trains leave Market Strcet Station:
For Philadelphia I 30 A. H., 8 65 A. Nj
and 40 P. M, daily. For Baltimore Q Oo
A. M, daily. except Sunday. For Landen
berg b6 A. M. and 2<6 p. NJ, daily, zoe
| a. IA. and 90 p. M, daily except Sunday.
Through tickets can be secured and sleep
| Ing car berths reserved by applying to II.
a. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot.
| W. IRWIN, OK. LORD.
Superfntondant. Genr Pass- Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-03-29

The greatest euro on earth for PAIN"
Salvation Oil; sing the refrain
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TAKE NOTICE

That the Finest Stock of
Custom Goods in our city
is found in the tailoring de-
partment, 4I6 Market street.
Our $40 Suits are at
tracing great attention.
Our $25 styles have nc
equal. We ask you to SET
them.
A larger selection Of Trou
Servings than all others com
bined. Prices IS to $Ia.
Our cutter has no superior
and all our work guaran
teed, or money refunded
Nov is the time to make
your selection.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-29

nEAFNESS suooessfu successful, Jul 4 new y x aaG
Down homo by one who was deaf tvcntv
eight years. Treated by most Of the no
self IN three months. and since then hnn
dreds Of others. Full particulars sent on nm.
plication. T. =. PAGE, No A Weat az =,
ST., new YORK CITY. ootl8 tn, N. sa.ems
Daily Republican., 1887-03-29

"A VEDbk40<tA ALL fEpsUNs "a
IA string puro drugs and cne;nioa,s
wianing their prescriptions or privars ,"
selRss cshasMny compounded with pure ms
teriah snouio go 70 tho drug store Of
III. r. BRtSeHT.u,-T
10. 81 ID Axketstrest, Wllminrton D.,
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JOHN P ALLMONDl co.,
GROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets,

keiler's genuine Scotch Jams,
Apricots, Raspberry, Strawber-
ry, Red Currant, Black Currant,
Raspberry and Currant, Green
gage and Orange Marmalade.
The Jams OF Keller & Son
are undoubtedly the finest in the
market. 25c. per one pound jar
The Darby brand Canned
Corn, the best in the city. nc
per can, SI.75 per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-29

BY J. O. Roach and J. Armofy Knox
Texas SiftingL)
An Irish comedy love Story. Hear Scan
lan's nav songs, wettten BY him during hi
late tour in lfeiano. "0Athoring the m VI
tic With Mary" "Why Paddy Is Away
Poor." "Remer Der, Boy. You're irish, "snt
al the old favorites. including his world
famous 'sPEEk.A BOO"
Admissions and 90 cents, kegsrvcd seAts
~ cents. For sale 1t q. 4. Thomas b Oo'r,
No. al Market street. m26 ~
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TUESDAY, MARCH 80. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
COTTON MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. May ls.-l2:3O p m.-COton The market
has a hardening tendency; Mdding UpLands. 5S.d; do
Orleans 5d Salos-12 900 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export Receipts 5000 Bales Including
6,sOO American x-,,,,-
Futures frm at the advance Upands Low Mlddlng
clause, May and June delivery $3.50 DO June anu
July delivery 4B6id also 496id do July ana August
delivery .9Sidi also 6oGit DO August ana
delivery 6OG4d also 5264di do september ana Oco
Dor delivery 4l04d do October and November delivery.
8l64d. DO November and December delivery IS-O4d;
also 2964d do September delivery 5lo4d also %
Gid
Tenders for delivery at tOdys cloarngs 1900 bales new
p sales OF the day included 5000 bales
American.
=. -COton-MiddlIng Upands. l9 16d. do. Orleans
1864.
Futures steady. Uplands Low Mdding clause, May do
bO-Old. sellers do. May and June delivery.
Ol sellers do June and JulY delivery, 6064d sellers
do July and August delivery, b $40. vauei do Al
gust and September delivery 520id. Sellers do yep.
tember october delivery i2-64d sellers do october
and November delivery 32-64d sellers do. November
and December delivery. 29.G4d sellers do. September
delivery bS.6id sellers.
p m-Fn!grss closed steady. Upands Low Middl aa
clause May dsvory 496id buyers do May and June ds
liyerS t9Gld buyers do June aud July delivery $3.50
buyers do July and August delivery 6l64d sellers 90
August and september delivery S2;oad sellers, 90 90
to6cr and November delivery 326t vaneI do Noyem.
Der December delivery Z0U4d Duyers do September
delivery 63-0kd sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19

State bonds were neglected sales including only Ten
nessee settlement IS at 10 and Virginia 6s deferred at
VI aud receipts at lie and Alabama 6s Class A. at
los or city bank stocks Central sold (1O) at 1877.
The general bond market was fairly active and firm
throughout Erie second 6s sold at 1O40lO37s 'and
closed quoted iO37salOI Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general 6s were higher at 1919 and the 5s were y
higher at So Chesapeake and OHIO Bs were y easier at
702 aud the As lost per cent OF yesterdays advance
closing 72i2 and the currency Us were - lRher at
26Io Central of New-Jersey debenture IS were hrmer
at lOl but the consols and convertDes were easier
Canada Southern second 5s to03 as sold
at 1884 1889 and some small amounts nj 1889 ONO
Southern incomes recovered e per cent 70 49, New
York susquehanna and Western refunded os were firm
sold at iOl and closed unchanged l0Q NewYork On
rio and Western IS were up at 1921 East Iennes'
see Virginia and Georgia gold bs were nrm az V9 Dc
troit Bay City aud Alpena rst advanced 70 lOe New
at "a Mexican Central As declined u ~ 69% ana the
incomes were u higher at 25s st. Paul oonsol 7s adj
ysnced TO 1870 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
rsts sold up TO l00a and collateral trusts bt9nght
IOI Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy rs were higher
at 1874 and the Bs higher ut l07 Green bry Mip9na
and st. Paul Incomes tucSstcd between Sos ana Sd y,
unchanged a. S cent @ Ao aud
asats Dividend II bonas sold At ieS Denver and R9
Grande IL rose per osnt to $685. but closed O. SQs ana
frsts Westerns assented were lower at 77ss Kansas
Incomes were l. higher at 63ls and first Rlos also were
e higher ct 5s Atlantic and Pacific ~ were strong ~
e5De71s and the Incomes were steady at 3IaSIT ore
g0p Transcontinental firsts were firm az lOie anu
Oregon Improvement frsts rose " 70 d. NewOEisans
Pacific frss were higher at SOFA Fort Worth and Den,
yer hrsts closed v higher at 9sS sI LOUIS ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRx. Wednesday May t Ss
OF carload Total for -FOUR days hesa ssss' Se
head the zane time last Week WIN ony Sly
Including the few Cattle hsld OVER u""e wa" "0''
active and prices hrm and about lOc CHER "a ,
Common Prime steers sold a. ~ O & on
sale ranged price - % 80 70 foT Inferior 70 '00
ulls sold e. 5Odst No Export dsnanl III, 400 r,v.
The ST. Romans viii 8nsy got of to-day Win ~ 1--we 1--we
Cattle and the Britannia Will take out ofo D'e'
Tor Joseph Eastman. ., e...-. ,r~,ra, ,gaa M
average 81 IS So per 100 ~ do isio MsG SY aSSt
Ii5I r. az IS 40 DO 1890 10, At 81 ~ 40 io!v 70, ~
70 10 buffalo DO i09 b. At IS 0hio DC ps55ii asa 9SeI
Il Us do Isl n, at 81 80, " do ilg? d. AT DO
iio9 AZ 50 90 iiS 4si ~ H.S4S QUO 'iO0 J" ~
Reeensten 81 Chicago Steers 1857 d. at 50 90 less 30
m AT IS rs; is do 1885 10 20 20 DO 20 D. a 20 ~;
DO isSS st AZ 20 g. i6 do. ioee b. a e5 do.
iS.SS b %siaO' fDiS cow $40 h. '''s S0 do $50 d,
sherman cuver II Pennylyanis psaltsd Steers 1929
ao 90 B. Buio sso r. a. s " sOA a. lt H.
81 a.. Zoo b. AGO. State Oi'S'
II 4 Rossntns 90 Chicago "ssr' 1872 a 'Sss
at a. is per 100 20 do 1919 d. ut % 10 10 do aSss
ss Is le do 1883 p Of u % less ssi do AIso a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
european advertisements.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL For Improved and Economic Cookery.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
II Only sort guaranteed q GENUINE by Baron Liebig.
i IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ Tho Finest Meatfavoring Stock USE it for Soups
Sauces aud Made Dishes.
7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ Efficient TONIC III all cases OF Weakness and Digestive
Disorders.
I IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL Highly recommended Nghtcap instead OF alcoholic
drinks
4 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
~ GENUINE ONLY with c,simile OF Baron hebigs
signature in blue ink across label
TIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF NEAT.
~ To be had Of all storekeegers Grocer and Chemists
DAVID n co. Fenchurch-ave.. London, England
Sold wholesale by James p smith, Park Tifordy Acker
Merra Condt; McKesson Robbinsi Thurber. Whyland
Co.. Francis H. Leggett Co., and W. II. schieelin Co
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels anf R1ilroafS
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-wss again active xcited and higher. Rio was
advanced full cent to the basis OF 10 &C Tor far spot IN
voices closing with the sales OF the day comp
1000 baqs santos at 1870. 1000 bags No at lSAc 00O
bagi No at lS &C. and 5000 bags Captania at lS Inc
mder gro wths also strong sales PIP pecns
private terms 500 pecus do 23c $50 pecnls INTERIOR fc
eol pecgs Buaar lrc 800 bags Mexcsn 2oc Ss BE- &C.
Marscaibo 20ci $40 Tags MeNican lepc, ana IRON
second hands LOCO bags Mari 4aIS. o6 on rr
Rio market first prices on the option ist rep repre- .,
sened an advance OF points aud the close was nn az
net dyanee for the day o. 60 % points as m
1909 la65 February, ls659ls70 March, is6gS
Nav. II 81 June 1885 alI1C Jny Ioo9 iI,vu
1880 lSiO November 1910 lS.4j; December. lHoOG
1850 The the different months were as follows
May, lI4Oa 1880; June l7.7O61735 July. lsOO9 LOU
August. lSl60l77b; September, lS266l7e5i OetoDer,
ls.S6alslO; November. 1900 1906 December la5o@
IL. 10. Sales l79 $50 bags.
COTTON--un the actual marzet values were ahVanceu
Lied but e movement light and the temper AZ me
cnse steady. Sales. $50 bales ll9 last evening"
all ~ which for consumption. The port recepts 20.
day 1886 bales with 37Ol bales TINS day sI
925 this day last since September
the total have been 5l5336I bales against
5.l21O90 bales Tor the same period last year.
sTAISgD
Good ordinary. Sll6 Low Mtttling. 1859.
II. 800 4 Orlinary.. So Mdlinr Dis
Trading future deliveries moderately active at the
values Indicated advance OF 400 points
the old and points the crop based on the Drn
Of the advice. subsequently however speeu
lafon entered dull aud the close was easy with the
prices showing little change from the opening hgure sae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

LONDON NAV ls.-l23O y. m.-COnsos 103is for both
money and the Atlantic aud Great Western fst
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 49, Canadian Pacific % q
Enc 354 Mexican Ordinary. % =; 81, Paul Common DO
New York Central 1862. Pennsylvania. 5Sht.
1:3O D. m-Pars adyices quote 1hroo Per Cent Ientes
al 30 rIno, - centnes FOR the account
m-COnsos lO3 3lG for both and the account
Canadian Pacific. 6bis Erie. 3Js Mexican Ordinary, 90
st Paul common, %. New.YOrk Central III.
IIudsons Bay Company. 25b
Bar silver IL quoted at 43at. per ounce
India Council bills allotted today at an advance
OF IL I'D. per rupee -, -. % ,.-
advces quote Threo FER Cent hentes it ~ ahos
G7 y for tho account
Spanish FOurs. 60.
The rate OF discount the open market for three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19

bGg 5' taoi Ss' yGe iSSoS bush 10 nara
ss s 10 no q .ssSsss%S NJ * 1a$Siss NO 3
Sss 'iTonscI No WHIT sssssr@ ESi
Season over. Rye dull, nominal Flour steady
'eed ndo 10000 SS bu
Corn oass 90 0SS pSsa ood Das esI
900 bush Oats 100000 bush Barley - bush Canal
shipments-Wheat 252.000 bush- Corn $1,000 bush
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Glnsieal Instruments
Dnsinces Ghances.

RARE chance for n horseman, furnished
~ hotel half mile track dancing pavioni Dali ana PIC
MT PAIN ~ WAC NJ T. WOOLLEY, 10 Park Row.
Oh TAKES half interest in paying office
- 40 business Lady preferred Address Z, lO6 West
42dsL
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Ba ISL T. a. fs sss sssss III d a.
e & q e , g 3 g
!. & fss. issS i =
Sss? $s w.,
,oa s
:aS he
cept the market rallied to-day and prices were 9Se high
CT Battsr%E Calves sold 10 Of Fed
vsas az With Fancy reaching
81 Bas,srT ~ v ssIz' lfS
90 So IS do i4o b. at 5ac 81 Harlem do ITO to 200
kvsrt Pidcock. 40 yeals few Bqttcrmilk calves, 1856
1o 81 yeas E i2s dsiSs 20 b. 4c vea l4o
s AZ Isi a s o ~ o 81
sS Yss q at ys Ss 49, 1856
ss 20; 90 Harlem do l2etO lA4 ID. at 81 SIP
s ys' Isl 's s5 s. g. S ~ Il 10
Walsh Kirby Cos Buttermnk Calves 1872 TO- at Sc per
:s ; $ ,1sS
2iSdo isS a Isl lS5 veais i2S 10. s47' per nj %
csss vsa ll2 T. at e Per sas d 1915 IN g.
Jada Buckingham 2sl Veal. and BqttermiIk cslve:
% n Ss - az DO f s a. a IS per III 400
S. Ksse late Yesterday: 81 veas 1876 d. at4sc per )
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Receipts were 34I cars OF a:SO5
head-lg G0ts and 10 care at Jersey Guy Ioal
for four days "a 1874 head against l5ol head r inc sa
time last week. -, - -....s- ur,,.'
little feeling Yearlngs aad Spring LANDS Apout
for Common Choice Clipped Yearlngs sold az 80 no0
So 81 and Southern Lambs sold at gdlOc per ID STATE
Lambs duh AZ SO a $G for Common TO Prime stock .
Sales.--future & Mullen 25 Clipped state Sheep, Va No. AZ
81 4O 100 DO % d. at "a 62p Al state LAMBS at 20 per
head; 81 DO at A. 30 do at - So do. at SO 20 >.
age at 81 81 a. Ssl Clipped State Yearlings 81 b. at 10 70
sherman Culver 1874 Ohio sheep 92 average at 81 -
81 do 93 81 7O $50 Western do llS d. at "a 'oi io
w + sadier ( Co. S2G Clip2ei Western Sheep 80 D. at
4c per 10 $40 do - h at 60 1s7 DO 80 10 at - o. eo
j. r. Pidcock 239 Ohio Sheep 1871 10 average at - ~
2i2 do % ~ at 81 10; 172 Virginia Lambs 81 D. at DC per
10 1 Winter Lambs, 81 10, at Sc 3do 80 ~ at &c
Newton Gulett 2l6 Clipped Ohio Sheen 80 AZ - %
ia Tennessee Lambs 90 rs. at loo per ID IL Kentucky
Ewes, 90 n, at "a 20 per 100 10. -, - -, ~.
UilIenback & Dewey 1854 Clipped Nebraska sheep III ID
average at So 40 I6l State 81 b. at 81 70 7l3 Western
Evet Pidcock; 1872 Clipped OHIO sheep, 10 b. "a 70;
o. Harm son 3s Clipped Ohio sheep 10 ID. at 81 7O
$40 do So 81 75 25l Clipped Ohio fearnss u ID az
&c per H. ~, o,a,o, o,,o sh.oo o. N average at a 7o
2ld Clipped Ohio learlings. III ID az 30. A.,
HOGS-Rece,pts go Of 9,246 head-4l cars a.
Jersey 40hs Total for four deys 70 os
head against "a ga head for the same time last week ran
carload sold at ~ afew States at &c per 10. ana the
market may be quoted steady at the range 80 -
sales-Newton 4 Gilett 85 Kentucky Hogs 100 ID aver
age. at 6hc per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINR

CHARLESTON. May ls.-Turpentine nrm ~ $40
SAVANNAH. May lB.-rutpentine hrm at SIC.
WELLINGTON, May ls.-Iurpenine nrm at 80 40.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS.

will be received by the Sewer Commissioners Of
the city OF Amsterdam n. w. until May 49, 1887, at p
for the pu chase Coupon Bonds of said city, These
Bonds are issued for the construction OF sewers IN said city 10
uurusuce Section Chapter 6 Of laws OF 1897 and the
limited to nve cent of tic assessed valuation
are I'm denominations $500 each and bear interest at
the rate per per PAYABLE on
the day OF January July In the city OF New
said Bonds will dstei July 1887 and will be ready for
delivery date and payable az the rate OF W. OO
yearly after ten years.
No proposals will be considered at less than par ,, ,
PROPOSALS OF these bonds should be indorse
Proposals Sewer Bond directed to the undersigned
at Amsterdam, n. Y A., a., 800, n.
Proposals will be opened and awards made May ~ 1851 at
D. M per cent OF the amount OF Bonds awarded pay
allie upon notification OF award balance upon delivery Of
Bonds three cent per annun VIII Oe allowed
upon the deposit per cent from the time oil deposit
"u0'''-' "a D' H. d. wALDRON, Secretary
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Dressmaking.

pressmaking.
A T. JAMMES, robes ct CONNECTIONS riches,
IA Hautes nouyeautes de Paris fssus exelusifsi toll
ettes eegsne 10 West 30thst entire broadway OF 9TH
nRESSMAKER.-By first class dressmaiIer
~ the day take work home has al the latest
fashions highest references Address ROBEs Tribune
Uptown ONCE 1888 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
6orses ano Carriages.

TOR SALE.
Extra nice pony with cart and harness. at bargain
Apply JAMES AUSTIN, Z. o. Box 6Sl.
TOR SALE.-Pair of dark chestnut carriage
horses. about Is hands inches seven and eight years
be at stable 1877 East 69lst price
$500. Inquire of CoAcHMAN. before $50 .. M
TOR SALE.-Pair fine carriage horses, in first
class condition. sold account Of going abroad Apply
at private stable t24 West 55th-st
LINE CARRIAGES, best materials and low
est prices the style Of work. visit to my repos
tory respectfully requested n
Safest and Boerum place, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19

rVHE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. W.
i American passenger line.
For 81 Thomas Barbados Para Msranham. Pernamoucos
Bahia Rio de Janeiro connecting for Santos MonteVuo~
and intermediate ports southern Brazil. -
" steomshp ADVANCE Saturday, May 81, at p. m
From Newport News Va. Wednesday May 20. AZ p m,
PAUL +. GERHARD ~ Co. Gen. Asts, S9Blo@tst y
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Drp GOODS.
Orean Steamers.

" pANOLA.
Formerly A. LOPEZ co.
North American Branchl
The OF this welLknown spanish steamship Line:
now under with the Mexican Government Will eave
EEWYORK for HAVANA direct the 4h, l4th and 24th
of every month The frstclass steamship
MEXICO (Capt. Carmona)
sail May "a. at m from tcompanys PIER II NJ He
taking freight and passengers for the following ports
Havana Progeso Vera Cruz, ST. John OF Porto co ana
santander Freight only taken for Cadz barcelona seVe'
Malaga Almera Carthagena Alicante and Valencia
For further particulars apply 10 .oo,.
J. NJ. CEBA LL0S Co. General Agents, 50 MelLsI
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San Francisco, Cal
hrnsy Stree,

Eernsy Stree, San Francisco, Cal
nous Debility Seminal w akness Exhausted
~ Spetmatcrrh9t. Lost HiaDhoo Impe-
N P4rsiysls Prosiatnrrhna, an all the terri
bets Of Self abnse. and excess in maturer
such as Loss Of Memory, LaSsitude. Noctur-
hissions, aversion to society, Dimuess of Wis
5elses in the Head. the vital fiuii passing un-
N in the urine and many other diseases
nj to Insanity and death.
II YOUNG MEN
bring from any OF the above symptoms shou'd
US at Hnce The drain can be stopped. vi
Xieslorei, and life be made again pleasure
~ Of burden
II are many
MIDDLE-AGED tET
5re troubled with too frequent evacuation of
Adder, often accompanied by slight sinar
burning sensation, and weakening OF the
ina manner they cannot account for. Rory
ent in the urine. etc Many die OF this d III
lgnorant of u e cause, which is the second
ef seminal weakness
sbuskasTEED IN ALL SUCH CAsFs.
EGltation Free Thorough examination and
including chemical analysis and micro
Il examination of the urine. SIS. An homes:
~ gwen in every case.
following incidence supplied at the prices
AsTLEY COOPER VITAL REsToRA-
Sa bottle or four times he quantity, slu.
u SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
q "a 10 any one applSing by letter, stating symp-
a set and age. Strict secrecy in regard to all
p iransactions
teeerated Kidney Remedy NFPHR ETH
ior ad kinds of kideey and Bladder Com
Gonorfh9a, elect, Leucorrhea, etc For
all druggists; 81 bottle, or SIX bottles for
1hgisa DANDELI0N. LIVER AND DYS
"a rlLL is the best in the market. For sale
kafagglsts: Price. 90 cents bottle.
s English Medical Dispensary,
hEahsf STREET, SAN Francisco,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-02-08
YOUNG MEN

bring from any OF the above symptoms shou'
us at 'nce The drain can be stopped. VI
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-02-08
n Office to Creditors

ESTATE OF GEORGE W. ANDERSON. De
CEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By
" the undersigned, Administrative Of
The estate OF George w. Anderson, de-
ceased, to 'he creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ets, within four months after the first pub
lication OF this notice, to the said Adm IN
istratrlx at her residence in Pioneeryille,
in the county Of Boise.
MARY PAULINE ANDERSON,
Administrative Of the estate of Georoe
". Anderson. deceased
Dated at PioncervilIe, Boise county, l.
I Dee. 8. 1856. 4w
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-18
ODDS AND ENDS.

Whenever you see two women hold
ing long confab on street corner.
you can make up your mind that a
third woman somewhere will suffer
for it.
"Was Hamlet madr That we can't
answer. But If Hamlet had lived to
see Anna Dickinson play him he prob
ably would have come very near losing
his temper.
The chorus girls in the National
opera company we're fully warranted in
striking for higher wages in Brooklyn
than they got in New York. They are a
very pretty lot of girls, and that is what
draws in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Cleveland says she will take off
her hat if other ladies will do the same
at the theater Now let the men
promise to sit still during a perform
ance and resist their desire TO nibble
coffee kernels in the lobbies-tha is,
unless the ladies will accompany them.
AT the recent white house reception
Senator Pugh, of Albania, was accom-
panied by about twenty-five young
ladies, evidently students from some
local seminary. AS the Senator enter
ed the blue room the usher in loud
voice, announced Senator Pugh and
family